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Apaches Freed After Long War and Conquest
Maj. H. L. Scott and Lieut. Ernest Stocker were tasked to assign new homes for 269 Apache POWs held at Fort Sill Oklahoma. Congress ended their imprisonment after 26 years and a western reservation is planned. Geronimo’s raid history and conflicts with Mexicans are noted as context for their future settlement away from New Mexico and Arizona.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
H. L. Scott
War Department
Ernest Stocker
Anadarko
Department of the Interior
United States
Fort Sill
Oklahoma
Congress
New Mexico
Arizona
Old Mexico
Casa Grande
Geronimo
Old
Mexico
Electric Wires In His Bed Caps Astoria Captain
Charles Heeser a retired sea captain fired from his window at Astoria with a rifle and revolver claiming someone hid electric wires and batteries in his bed. Policeman Mindheim took him to Long Island City court where magistrate Leach set bail at 500 dollars for examination.
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New York
Charles Heeser
Astoria
Mindheim
Heeser
Paris Plans Rigorous Tests for Army Air Candidates
The French ministry of war will subject 700 flying corps candidates to severe physical exams. Requirements include perfect vision color sense sound respiratory and circulatory health. Spectacle wearers face restrictions and tests will be tougher for airplane operators than balloon pilots.
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Paris
France
Ministry of War
Mad Dog Spread Rabies Hits Holden Area Farm Animals
A mad dog south of Holden infected hogs cattle horses and mules in the farming region. Six cattle owned by one farmer died of hydrophobia and ten hogs were lost. Dozens of other farmers report horse hog and mule losses. Animals show hydrophobia and must be shot to prevent further spread as farmers destroy dogs.
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Warrensburg
Rio
Holden
Hercules Steals Big Safe From Wilmette Home
A “Hercules porch climber” plus an accomplice entered Albert Bersbach’s Wilmette residence at 530 Washington Street around 6 15 PM. The pair, one armed with a revolver, lifted a 150 to 200 pound safe from the second story and hurled it to the ground, while a guard stood watch. The burglars, linked to a prior jewelry theft, left after a bold raid that yielded no valuables this time.
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Chicago
Wilmette
Albert Bersbach
Manz Engraving Company
Washington Street
Bersbach
David F. Anderson
Loot Known Limits Recovered From Minneapolis Police
Loot described as the department’s largest variety in history has been found at the home of Stanley Wartheigs who was arrested. Police say items stolen from a hospital and two hotels where Wartheigs worked include a pollywog in alcohol a Bible artificial flowers ether silver linen and clothing valued at about 1000 dollars.
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Minneapolis
Stanley Warthess
Wartkess
Wartheigs
Bridge Named for Lars Anderson Links Boston and Cambridge
Boston and Cambridge will be connected by the Anderson bridge funded with 200000 dollars paid by Lars Anderson the minister to Belgium. The span near Harvard Stadium is dedicated in memory of Mr Anderson.
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Boston
Lars Anderson
Belgium
Anderson Bridge
Cambridge
Harvard Stadium
Anderson
A Scientific Turkey Tale From Amazin' Botts
Amazinbh Botts recounts a tale of a turkey raised by Alphabet Snoggins using rapid growth theory. The gobbler grew enormous and vanished after an experimental flight from the College of Liberal Arts, leaving Botts jobless and rich in legend. A huckster who bought the turkey is later seen in town watching the skies.
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J. Pierpont Morgan
Amaziah
Snoggins
W. R. M. H. Snoggins
Thanksgiving Dilemma Sparks Nationwide Gratitude Debate
A playful remark by Edwin highlights a broad mood of gratitude as Americans weigh how many reasons to give thanks. Many citizens reflect on family, health, and daily blessings amid the holiday season.
Last of the Turkey Tops the Festal Menu All Week
A humorous account notes the same turkey appearing daily on the feast table from Thursday through Sunday. Each day features a new dish, from croquettes to salad to consommé, keeping the bird prominent at the meal.
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